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Are your Interior design ideas larger than your budget? Let’s give it a thought again.

Here are 5 budget-friendly ideas to achieve the look of your choice

• Paint

Painting is the idea that gives you most amazing results and will give the least load on your pockets. Don’t wait; put some fresh colors on those walls for an inexpensive and fresh look that’s completely new.

• Shop Secondhand Stores

Consignment outlets, thrift stores, online internet shops, estate sales, church rummage sales and even salvage meters give a large amount of discount. Search for furniture with classic lines and solid structure that can be renewed with polishing and little repairs.

• Look for Less-Than-Perfect Merchandise

You can easily get amazing deals on slightly damaged products, seconds (like curtains from rejected lots with a little misprint on the backside or lower portion). Be sure to check all such products from the stores with the help of a store employee to find out the best fire-sale products. You will end up in saving a lot of money.

• Add Unexpected Accessories

An accessory can be just anything, and can be easily created with regular household objects that cost almost nothing. Seashells and driftwood from sea shores will create a beautiful natural look, amazing bookends can be created with the architectural corbels. Similarly, you can create beautiful flowers with colorful papers and a flower case by wrapping a glass with silver foil.

• Mix, Don’t Match

A matchy look is outdated and purchasing whole suites of furniture tends to cost more than assembling an innovative, mixed look. Blend it up by choosing chairs and couch upholstered in fabrics, flanking a bed with unmatched side tables and enriching with other different things brought together by shading, structure, material and tone. Then again you can try blending a stately wood table with sparkly aluminum or splendidly shaded plastic chairs. What's more, don't be hesitant to blend high-end and low-end or traditional and modern.